A 'period' classics pictures thread (Mk II)
Discussion
A scrapyard of sorts here, or at least some scrap cars lying in the yard of an old kipper smokehouse, pictured in 1974. The Imp on the trailer is a C-reg, so only about 9 years old. The other Imp on the left, which seems more intact, is an E-reg, so would only be about 7 years old. Not sure whether it’s definitely scrap though - surely the white H-reg Landcrab at the back isn’t?
Anyone know what the car on its side is?
Anyone know what the car on its side is?
OptionalExtra said:
That's a tough one but my starter for 10 is an ADO16 - pointy tailight housing and those sharp edged rear wings.....EDIT: The bumper overiders don't line up at the same point and the cut out at the base of the bootlid by the bumper isn't the same. Also didn't they have a spare wheel well on the boot floor?
I don't think I'm right....
Edited by Dapster on Sunday 6th June 23:49
LanceRS said:
67Dino said:
Being pedantic (it’s PH so someone has to be), judging by the Capri 280 in the photo it must have been taken after 1986.It's amazing how low the Panteras are - they are dwarfed by the 911s!!
Escort3500 said:
Enough of the exotica ; back to the more mundane...
Manchester apparently. Date and location unknown..., though I’d guess late fifties judging by the Zephyr and Traveller
Initially I thought it was Hyde road in Gorton, but from that angle the Church tower should have been visible.Manchester apparently. Date and location unknown..., though I’d guess late fifties judging by the Zephyr and Traveller
A bit of Googling suggests it is Chester road in Stretford, October 1959
Ferrari, hard to be sure from that angle but early 50s; could be a 212 Inter (minus bumper), a 342 America (minus bumper), a 375 America (minus, you guessed it, bumper). It's difficult to tell without being able to see the side profile or rear and the stickers in the windscreen don't help either.
Dapster said:
LanceRS said:
67Dino said:
Being pedantic (it’s PH so someone has to be), judging by the Capri 280 in the photo it must have been taken after 1986.It's amazing how low the Panteras are - they are dwarfed by the 911s!!
OptionalExtra said:
A scrapyard of sorts here, or at least some scrap cars lying in the yard of an old kipper smokehouse, pictured in 1974. The Imp on the trailer is a C-reg, so only about 9 years old. The other Imp on the left, which seems more intact, is an E-reg, so would only be about 7 years old. Not sure whether it’s definitely scrap though - surely the white H-reg Landcrab at the back isn’t?
Anyone know what the car on its side is?
Looks BMC Farina, no idea which flavour though.Anyone know what the car on its side is?
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